The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-13
THE JOURNAL.
THuRspAY. JAN. Is. -.

put up - excellent.
The ice men are now Teveling In ]
Y blocks 12-lnches thick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Hatch ha'
returned from 81. Louis.
DIR. Collins has moved his Office II
TO the Odd Fellows temple.
The Thermometer stood At lie belO
at O'Clock Saturday morning.
The county commissioners went o
a visit 10 the Poor Farm 10 day.
Arrangements are being made
light the 81. 4. church with gas.
/. 5. Middaugh, Of Beloit, starts
ewspaper in Assaria next week.
Miss May Meade, OF Newton. Is Wis
ising her sister Mrs. Wesley yelling
ton.
Mr. r. r. Bowen has been confines
10 his home with sickness for severa
days
The u. p. folks have staked out Al
addition to the round house at Brook
Vile.
The city coal borers have gone 20,
feet, and have struck fine indications
Of coal.
The car line have been using two
mules instead Of one during the cold
weather.
Glorious moonlight nights-made
more entlcing by the beautiful blank
ct OF snow.
Mr Eben Locke, formerly Of Salina,
is IN the coal mining business at La
Cygne, Kas.
Representative Amos started for
Topeka Saturday. to enter upon his
official duties.
Mrs. I. A. Hutchinson occupies her
beautiful new store room in Odd Fell
lows Temple.
The shedding and the ice fast dis
appear meath the balmy Influences
Of the balmy air.
Mr.. Aaron Adams has placed a
second cab upon the streets. Il Is a
very fine affair.
Mr.. +. B. Bishop moves into his
new Office room in the Odd Fellows
Temple. Monday.
The installation ceremonies Of the
John A. Logan Post OF Salina took
place last evening.
Though bitterly cold, the sleighs
were all out Sunday, and the sleigh
ing was fairly good.
The county commissioners have APP
pointed r. II. Davis and w T Welch
treasury examiners.
Miss Gertrude BURNER, Of Pomuna,
Franklin county, is in the city, the
guest Of Mrs. Kirkland.
The Ninth street property owners
claim they are not getting their share
Of water and gas mains.
Mrs. Laura NJ. Johns Is In Topeka,
working with the Legislators on a
municiDal suffrage bill.
CAPT. II d. Baker will remain in
Topeka during the greater part Of the
session Of the Legislature.
Those who have business at the
court house or depot appreciate the
convenience rfthe ear line.
Miss Jennie Berg and Mrs. G. A.
Carmony were guests Of Mr. a. j.
Hartsock, Mcpherson, last week.
Congressman Anderson has intro
duced a bill providing for a term Of
the L. :. District Court in Salina.
County Treasurer Wilson informs
us that the payment of taxes Is now
far ahead OF what It was last year.
J. W. Shryock, & former photo
grapher Of Ssllna, Is In the real estate
and loan business at Trinidad, Col.
Clay Center boasts Of a $50, 600 hotel
and opera house combined. Salina
will soon fly high on $4,000 hotel
alone.
Will some Of our many correspond.
ents tell US whether or not this winter
Will live in history rs mild or
severe?
One floor I'm the Odd Fellows tenn
pie IL to be used almost exclusively
by families. A very handsome fiat 1t
will make.
A chimney Of the Palace hotel
burned out Friday night, and that was
the cause Of the fire alarm at
II o'clock.
The county commissioners have
awarded the contract Of county ply
stefan to DR.. f. r. Switzer, at $500
per year.
At the new town Of Bolund-one
and one half miles west Of Smolan-
the cooperative store building Is
nearly completed.
Engineer sam Preshaw, of the main
line, now runs the passenger train on
the U. p, and Dan Carlin goes back
to the freight train.
Richard VOndickersOn, the efll-
cient porter Of the Hotel Whitman,
is around distributing cigars among
hts friends A girl
The Knights who went to Lincoln
Center to reinstltute lodge report that
they had sdlendld time. They put
IN fourteen new members.
There IL q report-said to be well
founded-that the Rock Island and
santa Fe road have definitely deter
mined 10 build into Salina.
Frank Rothschild, according 20 the
Mcpherson DeHOcruf. has renowned
the clothing business In that place.
Better come 10 Salina, Frank.
One singularity about MePherson's
boom is that no new buildings are
going up. In Salins we are building
all the while, be il storm or sunshine.
Messrs. d. b. Powers and Sam Sewer
have been at the National Capitol
each iBlently watching for the sue
cessiOn TO the Salkna POstmsssership.
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